State ex rel. McGinty v. Eighth District Court of Appeals

{¶ 29} The Eighth District Court of Appeals should be given the opportunity to decide whether the denial of the defendant’s motion in the underlying case to *107disqualify the prosecutor’s office and appoint a special prosecutor is a final, appealable order. Determining whether a trial court’s order is final and appeal-able is what courts of appeals do. Should this court provide a shortcut in the appellate process in every instance in which a party asserts a lack of a final, appealable order in an appellate court? The fact that the answer to the question of whether an order denying the…